Gausium Omnie

Gausium does not publish one universal price for Omnie. Commercial cost depends on brush configuration, workstation or dock, country, delivery, commissioning, software, training and service.

You can request a Gausium Omnie quote through Anton Robots.

You can request Gausium Omnie through Anton Robots, Gausium or its authorised regional dealer network.

Before purchase, confirm disc versus roller configuration, docking or workstation equipment, deployment, software, warranty, consumables and local field service.

Omnie is a current Gausium commercial cleaning robot sold through professional channels. Gausium also has documented deployments in supermarkets, airports and other commercial facilities.

If considering an ex-demo unit, verify software access, battery condition, sensor calibration, service history and support transfer.

Yes. Gausium provides a commercial sales process and you can request an Omnie quote through Anton Robots.

Provide floor types, area, traffic, debris profile, route widths, operating hours and destination so the supplier can recommend the right brush configuration and service setup.

The exact package varies by configuration and region. The core platform includes the autonomous robot, 60 Ah LFP battery, water tanks, multimodal sensor suite and selected disc- or roller-brush cleaning hardware.

• Gausium Omnie robot
• Disc or roller cleaning configuration
• 60 Ah LFP battery
• 33 L clean-water and 24 L wastewater tanks
• 3D/2D LiDAR, depth and RGB sensing
• Docking or workstation equipment where selected
• Deployment, training and support as quoted

Omnie supports scrubbing and dust mopping, while the roller-brush configuration also supports sweeping.

Its AI SpotCleaning capability is designed to identify and target both dry and wet waste rather than only following a fixed full-coverage route.

Gausium publishes theoretical maximum scrubbing efficiency of up to 2,621 m²/h for the disc version and 2,046 m²/h for the roller version. Roller sweeping is listed up to 3,931 m²/h, while dust mopping is listed up to 3,604 m²/h.

These are theoretical figures; practical productivity depends on traffic, soil, route geometry and servicing.

Gausium publishes approximately 3 hours of scrubbing runtime, up to 8 hours of dust mopping or sweeping and around 2 hours of charging.

The robot uses a 24 V 60 Ah lithium iron phosphate battery.

Omnie is specified with a 33 L clean-water tank and a 24 L wastewater tank in both disc- and roller-brush configurations.

Actual route length per fill depends on water settings, soil level and floor conditions.

The disc version has a published scrubbing width of 520 mm and the highest theoretical scrubbing rate. The roller version has a 406 mm core scrubbing width, extending to 780 mm with side brushes, and adds sweeping capability.

The right configuration depends on whether the site prioritises intensive scrubbing or combined debris collection and wider coverage.

Omnie uses Gausium’s multimodal SLAM with 3D LiDAR, 2D LiDAR, depth cameras and RGB vision.

The 3D LiDAR and panoramic visual system are specifically positioned for open, dynamic and low-light environments where simpler navigation stacks can struggle.

Gausium lists a minimum pass width of approximately 800 mm and minimum U-turn width of about 1,100 mm.

Measure aisles with shelving, pallets, displays and expected pedestrian traffic in place before deployment.

Gausium positions Omnie for transportation hubs, logistics and warehouses, manufacturing, retail and shopping centres, car parks and other complex high-traffic indoor environments.

Recent deployments include airports and supermarket networks, illustrating the type of dynamic setting the platform targets.

Gausium lists 3D LiDAR, 2D LiDAR, 3D depth camera, RGB camera, anti-collision and anti-drop sensing as standard.

Its 360-degree visual coverage is a central part of the Omnie perception architecture.

Check battery warranty, brush and squeegee consumables, water-system service, sensor support, software licensing, remote management, spare-parts availability and local technician response.

For fleet deployments, confirm multi-robot management and who handles route updates over time.

Omnie is worth considering when a large site has dynamic traffic, mixed debris and complex navigation that justify a premium perception stack and wide commercial cleaning platform.

For smaller, simpler spaces, a compact robot may be more economical. Compare Omnie with other commercial cleaning robots using a representative site trial.